Visiting Here Miss Grandstaff Guests of Mrs Goodwin
Briefly Told Visiting Here Miss Helen Jean Grandstaff of Westernport Maryland is visiting at the home of Mrs Rena Goodwin 312 Warder avenue Returns to New York Miss Genevieve Murphy returns to Brooklyn after two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs James T Murphy Accompanies brother home to visit Mildred Teets leaves for Baltimore to take Social Security post Pvt and Mrs Johnny Edwards and Barbara Louise spend ten days with Ben Blackman family Thornton guests from Clarksburg and Pittsburgh Miss Joan Welsh spends weekend with Ross street home Rotary conventiongoers depart for Charleston Maryland to Baltimore trip ends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jean Grandstaff
Westernport
Rena Goodwin
Warder Avenue
New York
Genevieve Murphy
Brooklyn
James T. Murphy
Maple Avenue
James T
Jimmy) Murphy
Johnny Edwards
Barbara Louise
Camp Rucker
Ala
Edwards
Ben Blackman
Wilford Street
Joan Welsh
Shroyer Wholesale Supply Company
Clarksburg
G. H. Welsh
Ross Street
Miss Constable Weds Lloyd Mauller In Quiet Church Ceremony
Miss Margaret Ellen Constable daughter of Mrs. Hallie F. Constable and Lloyd Q. Mauller Jr son of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Mauller Sr were married at the West Main Street Methodist church. Rev J B Staley officiated in a double ring rites in the presence of close family. The bride wore white with pink rosebuds and Treva Withers served as maid of honor in orchid. Bill Lawler was best man. Mrs. Mauller is a Grafton High School graduate and has worked at Parrish agency Inc. Mauller served in the US Army Air Corps until a 194? discharge and now works as a linotype operator for the Grafton Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Main Street Methodist Church
Margaret Ellen Constable
Hallie F. Constable
Warder Avenue
Lloyd Q. Mauller, Jr
Treva Withers
Bill Lawler
Mauller
Grafton High School
Mrs Ray Keener Hosts Farm Club Meeting
The Country Club Farm Woman's club met at Mrs. Ray Keener's home on the Country Club road for a monthly session on "The Prevention of Kitchen Wastes" followed by a social hour. Attending were Mrs. M. F. Able, Mrs. Clarence McDaniels, Mrs. J.B. Robinson, Mrs. Paul Kiger, Mrs. Delphia Kiger, Mrs. S. K. Hunt, Miss Nancy Williams, and Miss Ercell Knotts, with guests including Mrs. P. W. Robinson and daughters Helen Marie Martha Lee, Mrs. Earl Furgusian, and Mary Margaret Keener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club Farm Woman's Club
Ray Keener
Country Club
Delphia Kiger
8. K. Hunt
Nancy Williams
Ercell Knotts
P. W. Robinson
Helen Marie
Martha Lee
Earl Furgusian
Mary Margaret Keener
Thornton Woman's Society Meets at Poling Home
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Lonnie Poling's Thornton home with nine members present. Mrs. John McCartney led the devotionals and Mrs. Lelia chaired the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Chris- Methodistian Service
The
Methodist Church
Lonnie Poling
Thornton
John McCartney
Lelia
Community Club Meetings and Church Events Ahead
A dense list of upcoming local meetings and social events dated July 10 to July 13. Activities include Woman's Republican, Fidelis club, B O Veterans auxiliaries, WSIC SS group gatherings, Sunday schools, Methodist church circles, American Legion auxiliary, King’s Daughters, and Tau Phi Lambda sorority dinners.Locations include Blueville and areas along West Main Street, Love Avenue, Market Street, and Maple Avenue with times from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Republican Club
Guy Allender
Fidelis Club
Rnea Fisher
East Washington Street
B & O Veterans and
Clara Pawver
Circle No. 1
WS. IC. S
Andrew's Methodist Shurch
C. ‘E. Hardman
Love Avenue
Blueville
Naomi
West Main Street
J. B. Mahaffey
West
Wilford Street
King's Daughters Bible
Delta Nu
Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
Supreme Forest
Fay K. Littman
Social hour follows business session at local gathering
Sichelstiel presided for the business session. A social hour followed. The hostess, assisted by her daughter Lelia Schilstiel and Mrs. Robert Travis, served refreshments to Grace Bloom, Hallie Butcher, Margaret Hedrick, Hester Hargett, Enid McCartney, Lelia Schilstiel, Grace Travis, Aldine Tucker, and guests Mrs. Maurice Butler of Pittsburgh and Miss Alice Bloom of Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelia
Robert ‘Travis
Grace Bloom
Hallie Butcher
Margaret Hedrick
Hester Hargett
Enid McCartney
Lelia Schilstiel
Grace Travis
Aldine Tucker
Maurice Butler
Pittsburgh
Alice Bloom
Grafton
Revolutionary Corset Fitting Method from Charis
Charis Personalized Corsetry departs from size only fitting. A Charis Corsetiere provides a complete figure analysis and fits by figure type. Charis identifies up to 77 figure types in one size, ensuring you are matched as one of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charis
Junior Miss Pattern 9336 Summer Frock and Hat
Pattern 9336 in junior Misses sizes 11 to 18 includes a Dutch bonnet and flutter sleeve frock. Requires 3 1/4 yards of 35 inch fabric for size 13. order from The Grafton Sentinel with 16 cents, add 15 cents for Marian Martin Summer Pattern Book. include name address and size.
Weekend Visits And Local Medical Notes
Cadet Nurse Miss Betty Jean Bailey visited her parents on Maine avenue while Mrs. Tacy's parents spent time with relatives. Cadet Nurse Irene Courtney from St Marys Hospital in Clarksburg spent the weekend at home on Major Surgery Margare t Jane Payne and Donald Wayne Knotts underwent major surgery in City hospital. Joseph Ellington was admitted for a tonsillectomy and Lloyd Saffle was discharged from City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Bailey
St. Marys Hospital
Clarksburg
Merle Bailey
Maine Avenue
Irene Courtney
St. Mary's Hospital
Margaret Jane Payne
Yates Avenue
Donald Wayne Knotts
Route 3
City Hospital
Joseph
Ellington
Mulligan Avenue
Weekend News Notes From McAlpin And Charleston
Miss Natalie Penn Mackin of McAlpin West Virginia visits Miss Helen Lucy Cunningham this week. Captain Richard Davisson and wife of Charleston are visiting his parents on Pearl Street before he returns to Charleston Army Airfield. Mrs Betty Jane Linn, a cadet nurse at Davis Memorial Hospital Elkins, spent the weekend at Knotts Avenue home. Mrs W E Brown returns from Washington to West Main Street after visiting daughter Mrs J W Vinson in Washington DC. the Vinsons plan to move their residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlpin
Natalie Penn- Mackin Street
W. Va
Helen Lucy Cunningham
Richard Davisson
Charleston
8. C
B. F. Davisson
Pearl Street
South Carolina
Davisson
Charleston Army Airfield
Betty Jane Linn
Davis Memorial Hospital
Elkins
Knotts Avenue
Washington
W. E. Brown
West Main Street
J. W. Vinson
Washington, D. C
Fashion Favorites Crochet Corde Bags Pattern 7186
The Grafton Sentinel advertises pattern 7186 for two crocheted bags made in one piece with a smart two inch medallion handle and an extra band. Send eleven cents for the pattern to The Grafton Sentinel Household Arts Dept. Include name address and pattern number. Also offered is a 32 page Needlework book for fifteen cents with 130 illustrations of embroidery home decor toys knitting and crochet designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton Sentinel
Household Arts Deps
W. 14Th St
New York
Weekend Guests From Pruntytown Visit Miami
Mrs. Nell Mason of Pruntytown hosted weekend guests in Miami Florida granddaughter Miss Doris Byers and her grandson Storekeeper Third Class William Byers both of Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Mason
Pruntytown
Doris Byers
William Byers
Washington, D. C
Red forces threaten Baltic defense collapse near East Prussia
The war update notes Red forces advancing into Lithuania and within about 80 miles of East Prussia. It also reports American capture of Saipan as a major victory and describes Saipan as a premier Central Pacific airbase enabling super-bombers to reach Tokyo and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic States
East Prussia
Lithuania
Prussia
Saipan
Central Pacific
Tokyo
Phiippines
Saipan battle cited as decisive Pacific clash
An Associated Press report notes Saipan’s twenty-five day battle as a decisive naval base opportunity with an estimated 20,000 Japanese forces, about 95 percent destroyed. The piece highlights Japanese defenders in a desperate, personal crisis defense amid distant communications and reconnaissance potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saipan
Associated Press
Rembert James
Nippon
Mine fire probe under state investigation continues
The account notes a sizable drill slip occurring early yesterday. The state department of industrial relations is conducting an investigation into the mine fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Industrial Relations
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Eldora M. Bolyard
Mildred Juanita Teets
Baltimore
Social Security
Grace Miller
Mary Miller
Earl Kirkpatrick
Murice Bukter
Francis C. Chambers
C. J. Ott
Jed W. Robinson
Harold Fetty
Rotary
Arnold Tacy
Miss Constable
Lloyd Mauller
Hibiscus
Cypress Gardens
Hawaii
International
Woman's Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
J. E. Welch
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Latrobe Streets
Rile
A. Mims
Dewey Ave
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
N. Y
Marian Martin
Ertha Santos
William Thomas Hanna
USMC
Hanna
Port Newark
N. J
Wm. F. Hanna
Whitestone
Marine Corps
Guadalcanal
Peps Coty Company
Long Ilan City, N.Y
Pepsi-Cola Bottling CO
Claressorg
Louisiana
Charles Carpenter
Alexandria
Frank Shaw
Lloyd Saffel
Market Street
Alice Brooks
Monongahela System
College of Musical Knowledge
King Sisters
Alyce
Luise
Ronna
Yvonne
Phil Harris
WLW
EWT
Miami, Fla
Faust
Malone's and Drug Stores
Ms Jaruma
Mancher
Lana Lifeboat & Davis Corporation
Flushing, New York
Ford
Rere A
Andy
Victory
Rature
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bricquebec
Cherbourg
France
Easley Collection
Tad
Grafton Baking Co
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